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What does HTML stand for?
Hyper Text Mark Up Language
What are HTML tags?
Set of characters enclosed in keyboard symbolsused to interpet text and images in a browser.
What is a Browser?
World Wide Web; example Internet Explorer.
What is a text editor?
A program like Notepad is considered a text editor.
What are Hyperlinks?
Links webpages together.
What does HTML stand for?
Hyper Text Mark Up Language
What are HTML tags?
Set of characters enclosed in keyboard symbolsused to interpet text and images in a browser.
What is a Browser?
World Wide Web; example Internet Explorer.
What is a text editor?
A program like Notepad is considered a text editor.
What are Hyperlinks?
Links webpages together.
What are wickets?
The "less" than and "greater" brackets that encloses the tag element; for example: the tag element <TITLE>
What is the 1st tag of HTML document?
<HTML>
What is the 2nd tag of HTML document?
<HEAD>
What is the 3rd tag of HTML document?
<TITLE>
What is the 4th tag of HTML document?
<BODY>
Expain open tag. Give an example.
the left wicket < (or "less" than sign) followed by the tag element, and the right wicket > (or greater than sign)
Explain an closing tag. Give an example.
A forward slash (/) follows the opening wicket and precedes the tag element.
What are the opening and closing tag for HTML?
<HTML> opening tag
</HTML> closing tag
What are the opening and closing tag for head?
<HEAD> opening tag
</HEAD> closing tag
What are the opening and closing tags for Title?
<TITLE> opening tag
</TITLE> closing tag